Climate Teaching Series: Climate Literacy Training and How to Use It
This is a recording of the fourth session of the NBS Series on Teaching Climate -- a global conversation on best practices for teaching climate change in business schools. Learn more about the series: https://nbs.net/teaching-climate-chan...
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2:35 Introduction to CLT-ECOS
19:45 CLT for activists & policymakers
25:02 CLT in Latin America
33:00 CLT in India
39:19 CLT involving theatre
48:56 CLT in Europe
55:08 CLT in the Middle East
01:04:00 CLT in banking
About the Presentations:
1. Introduction to Climate Literacy Training for Educators, Communities, Organizations and Students (CLT-ECOS)
Presenters provide an overview on what the CLT offers.
Presented by: Dr Petra Molthan-Hill, Professor, Nottingham Business School, UK; Co-Chair, UN PRME Working Group on Climate Change; Lead CLT-ECOS, Dr Jennifer S.A. Leigh, Professor, School of Business and Leadership, Nazareth University (USA) ; Co-Editor, Journal of Management Education
2. CLT-ECOS within other applications and experiences
To illustrate the program’s potential and impact, multiple educators from around the world briefly shared the diverse ways that they’ve used the CLT in a variety of settings – from theatre and banking industries to business school programs in Latin America, the EU, and the Middle East.
CLT for activists & policymakers; CLT + QS Impact: Zoya Zaitseva, Secretary, UN PRME Working Group on Climate Change (UK), Innovation Manager, QS
CLT in Latin America: Evelyne Gross, International Accreditations and Sustainability Expert, Sulitest Ambassador, Vice President of COLIFRI France (Colombo-French Association of Researchers)
CLT in India: Chandrika Parmar, Associate Professor, General Management; and Director, Department of Corporate Citizenship (DoCC), S P Jain Institute of Management and Research, India
CLT involving theater: Dr Sigrun Wagner, Professor in International Business & Sustainability, School of Business and Management, Royal Holloway University of London, UK
CLT in Europe: Lavinia-Cristina Iosif-Lazar, PRME Project Lead, Green Office, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
CLT in the Middle East: Nisa Vinodkumar, Assistant Professor College of Business Administration, Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, Saudi Arabia
CLT in banking: Klemens Hoppner, Mindful Finance Institute, Germany